Description
Here’s something you don’t see every day—let alone ever. This Walther PP Super prototype set, featuring serial numbers V1001, V1002, and V1003, isn’t just rare—it’s foundational. These are the first three in the PP Super lineup. That kind of historical relevance? You can’t fake it.
Collectors know the magic of consecutive serial numbers. There’s a quiet poetry to it—proof these pistols were born side by side, handled in sequence, likely inspected by the same eyes. But when do those numbers belong to prototypes? Now we’re in a whole different league.
Each pistol in this trio is a snapshot of Walther’s early experimentation with the PP Super platform, back when the goal was to create a sidearm tailored for West German police forces in the 1970s. Compact yet reliable, chambered in 9mm Ultra, and built with safety in mind—the PP Super may not be as widely known as the PPK, but among connoisseurs, it’s a quiet legend.
This set isn’t just a collector’s gem—it’s a piece of Walther’s developmental history. A tangible reminder of the brand’s relentless push for innovation. Whether displayed in a private vault or showcased with pride, these three pistols tell a story most firearms never get to.
And let’s be honest: when was the last time you saw V1001 through V1003, all together, all untouched by time?
